Fuel prices bother celebrities, cars are essential ↗
Front page leadWell-known drivers express their concerns about high fuel prices, stating that cars are a necessity for comfortable living.
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The news on Õhtuleht covers a range of topics including the impact of fuel prices on celebrities, a positive development for a blind craftsman, ongoing conflict in Ukraine, traffic issues in Estonia, forestry statistics, a farmer's advice on storing potatoes, a fatal police shooting in Pärnu, a…
Well-known drivers express their concerns about high fuel prices, stating that cars are a necessity for comfortable living.
Following a report by Õhtuleht, a blind craftsman received an apology from the Estonian Unemployment Insurance Fund, along with necessary aids, and will now train officials.
Russia has resumed bombing attacks on the capital of Ukraine, resulting in multiple fatalities.
The article discusses the increasing presence of overly fast e-scooters and electric bikes on Estonian streets, highlighting them as a traffic hazard.
An analysis of forestry statistics, explaining the complexities and why different indicators like reserve, felling, mortality, and growth are not directly comparable.
A farmer reports good harvests but recommends that people buy a few bags of potatoes as a reserve.
A police officer in Pärnu shot a man who was brandishing an object resembling a weapon, resulting in the man's death.
Politician Mart Helme has been ordered to pay damages for using the song of Alo Mattiisen without authorization.
The recently crowned world champion, Robert Virves, reveals that he was on the verge of retiring from his career just two years prior.
A player expresses shock and admits the Finnish volleyball team's success hinges on mental fortitude.